Sagging Breast, Lift Without Implant?

Breast lift without implants - consider the "California Breast Lift"You may be a good candidate for a minimal "short" scar technique breast lift without an implant. An exam would be required but your photos suggest that this is a great option for you. If more superior breast fullness is desired then consider a fat transfer procedure at the time of the lift - The "California Breast Lift" is a procedure which transfers unwanted fat from the abdomen or thighs to the breasts. See the below links for additional details.

Hi There! The answer is yes, however it is a bit difficult to tell from the photo that you provided, you will need to have realistic expectations. The nipple will be raised by about 1 inch and can not expect a lot projection without having an implant.

Dear Angel,

Of course you can have a lift without implants. It is difficult to determine which type of lift from the Ultimate Breast Lift series you are a candidate for from the angle of your photos. The UBL and the Mini UBL lift breasts without a vertical scar that weaken the skin envelope and therefore decrease the longevity of the lift. 

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Dr. H 

Dear Angel,

    Your pictures reveal grade 2 ptosis ( saggyness) on the left breast and grade 3 ptosis on the right breast. You also have significant asymmetry, the right breat is bigger than the left breast.  If you elect only a lift without implants, your breasts will remain uneven unless you reduce the right breast. If you go with lift only, you can have a mini lift ( purse string ) on the left breast and full lift (key hole) on the right breast.  The advantages of breast implants are :  correction of the asymmetry and minilift procedure only on both breasts. Be sure to select an experienced board certified plastic surgeon.

                                Best of luck,

                                                         Dr Widder

   

You are a good candidate for a breast lift. While an implant can give you volume, you seem to have just the right amount of volume for an aesthetic outcome. I like to add an internal support with Strattice which will add a bit of volume as well. You also would benefit from areolar reduction which is done in the same operation. Best of luck.